How to Become a Web Developer

If you want to become a web developer this is the course for you. In this course, Envato Tuts+ instructor Jeremy McPeak will teach you everything you need to know to get started with web development.

You'll start by learning how to create web pages using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Not only that, but you'll learn about some of the fundamentals of the internet: URLs, DNS, HTTPS, and more!

Then you'll go on to a primer on JavaScript, learn how to use package management tools such as NPM and Bower, and then practice using the very powerful and popular jQuery framework for efficient manipulation of HTML. You'll learn how to use the Bootstrap CSS framework to jump-start your user interface and build responsive apps. Finally, you'll learn how to do DOM manipulation with vanilla JavaScript, how to fetch JSON data, and how to use CSS transitions.

Finally, you'll learn one of the fundamental languages for back-end web development: PHP. You'll learn how to set up a server on your own computer for development, and how to create a simple PHP application to render a web page. By the end, your app will be able to receive data from the user and respond to it.

To wrap things up, we'll create a functional blog app in PHP, with users and posts stored in a database. It's easier than you think!

# 1 Introduction
00:00:00 1.1 Introduction
00:01:25 1.2 What You Need

# 2 How the Web Works
00:05:59 2.1 Networks and DNS
00:15:20 2.2 HTTP and the Web Server

# 3 Creating Documents
00:22:04 3.1 Marking Up a Document (small glitch here - skip to next lesson!)
00:31:42 3.2 Making Our Document Valid
00:38:05 3.3 Semantic and Generic Elements

# 4 Styling Documents
00:49:18 4.1 Adding Style
00:57:36 4.2 CSS Selectors
01:13:51 4.3 Modifying Layout

# 5 JavaScript Basics
01:23:26 5.1 Variables and Functions
01:32:32 5.2 Writing Your Own Functions
01:38:07 5.3 Objects

# 6 The Document Object Model
01:46:03 6.1 DOM Basics
01:55:01 6.2 Finding Elements
02:02:41 6.3 Working With `NodeLists`
02:07:12 6.4 Manipulating an Element's CSS Classes
02:11:42 6.5 Listening for Events
02:20:24 6.6 Practicing the Concepts

# 7 HTTP Requests With JavaScript
02:28:51 7.1 The `fetch()` API

# 8 Introduction to Server-Side Development
02:38:07 8.1 Introduction to Server-Side Development
02:48:39 8.2 Your First Line of PHP Code
02:55:36 8.3 Functions and Variables
03:03:36 8.4 Parameters and Decisions
03:11:50 8.5 Getting Data From the User

# 9 Getting Started With Databases
03:21:33 9.1 Create a Users Table
03:33:34 9.2 Create a Posts Table
03:43:54 9.3 Inserting Data

# 10 Using PHP to Interact With MySQL
03:52:36 10.1 Reading and Displaying Data
04:05:10 10.2 Passing and Validating Data
04:17:09 10.3 Updating Data
04:32:02 10.4 Joining Data (And Deleting Posts)

# 11 Conclusion
04:44:37 11.1 Conclusion

[lalithasrividhara]

Learned more than I learned from school for more than 2 years. Thank you for this

[rineshrohan]

Appreciating this was a free course any of them can learn

[daudasamson]

Free tutorials and word class teachings. Thank you for this 😍❤

[webartist]

Wonderful and helpful video. I am starting javascript, but i need to know html and css. Your vid is very very helpful, your JS part of the video had tricks/shortcuts etc that i havent seen before in other vids. Thank you so much Sir.

[maxfrischdev]

This is not supposed to be one of those generic "is this still relevant" questions.. But, regarding toolings, deprecations and versions, is this course still .. "relevant" and more so still up to date enough? As for example there could be very well 2 reasons why he teaches JQuery. 1. because it is still very much out there in a looot of running web pages. or, 2. because the course is like 5 years old 😀
Thanks

[plugmeradio]

I can't wait, I'm eager to learn... I scheduled myself. Thanks an advance for making it available to us.

[hajji]

Great. But add how to learn concepts ? I remember when building projects?

[rineshrohan]

This was good but pls release it like episode's it will be easy to learn and remember

[Stevenbensonofficial]

We still need to learn new things as web developers for me I learn new things to increase jobs that I get

[BobLucore]

Brackets is deprecated and will be phased out soon. Just go with VS Code.

[RaymondSamuray]

Can you please recreate this for 2024? With React included as well if possible.